Manchester City will be an honor for new Premier League champion Liverpool on Thursday. According to The Citizens manager Pep Guardiola, The Reds enforced that after an excellent season.
“Of course we are going to do that,” said the Spaniard Sky Sports. “We are going to form a guard of honor, for sure. We have always received Liverpool in an incredible way when they came to visit us. They have nothing to complain about in that respect and of course we will do it because they deserve it.”
Manchester City could not stay in the footsteps of manager Jürgen Klopp’s formation this season, but Guardiola said it had nothing to do with saturation in his team after winning the Premier League, FA Cup, League Cup and Community Shield in 2019. “It is incredibly difficult to perform what we have done in the toughest league in the world. But you can’t always win. A team was exceptionally good. And if so, you can only learn from that and congratulate them. “
English boulevard media meanwhile again question the future of Guardiola at the Etihad Stadium. The successful manager’s contract expires in mid-2021 and he again refused to comment on longer stays. “I’m incredibly motivated for the rest of the season, and the next. I’m very happy here, but I don’t want to look too far ahead. I’m just thinking about today.”
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